“My heart goes out to the Morin family. They suffered—experienced an unspeakable tragedy in the murder of their daughter, and I said at the time that my heart goes out to the Morin family. And I’m very glad that the killer of Rachel has been convicted in a court of law. That is how we hold guilty people accountable,” Van Hollen said.
“The courts of law are also where people get to have their due process so we don’t unfairly punish people who don’t have criminal records,” Van Hollen continued. “And so, my view is you can crack down and hold guilty people accountable and also respect the due process rights of everybody who is in court. And I am not sure why Abrego Garcia’s rights should be denied based on an awful murder that he had absolutely nothing to do with.”
Van Hollen returned from El Salvador Friday after finally meeting with a “traumatized” Abrego Garcia, and recounted the outrageous lengths the Salvadoran government had gone to to try to mislead the public about its treatment of Abrego Garcia.
haikus-r-us on April 21st, 2025 at 19:04 UTC »
100% of Popes who have met JD Vance have died hours later. Chew on that for awhile.
HurinGaldorson on April 21st, 2025 at 18:48 UTC »
I'm not saying it, but a lot of people are saying it.
Colonel-Mooseknuckle on April 21st, 2025 at 18:48 UTC »
Many people are saying it. He wears Satan's eyeliner, so it seems pretty accurate.